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The article states that this computer was called Scandis in Norway. I recall using a Compis at the high school in Nordreisa, so all machines in Norway were not called Scandis (although I think the manuals for that particular machine might have been in Swedish). - Soulkeeper 02:26, 15 July 2007 (UTC) reply

Could be an imported. Toward the end the sold them ten or more a piece basicly for scrap value. // Liftarn ( talk)